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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1897

Page

3

Wet Grounds Halt Scranton Springfield Clash in Play

In a windy sports page update Buffalo swept Shannon's team while Toronto edged the Stars in a tight pitchers' duel. Lahir teams and dates are listed with box details, yet the Scranton Springfield match was postponed due to rain reducing playoff momentum.

Today's Games From the League Schedule

Springfield travels to Scranton while Providence visits Wilkes Barre and Syracuse contests Toronto. Rochester hosts Buffalo as the schedule lists several regional matchups today.

Heaults Providence Wilkes-Barre Wilkes Barre Buffalo Oo Rochester Springfield Scranton RSC. P Huffato Ovens Oreee Springfeld Cee Syracuse Rochwater WiKee-Barre Toronto Oocee Wilkes-Darre Buppalo Toronto

Postponed Game At Springfield Scranton Due To Wet Grounds

After o'clock yesterday the game at Athlet ic park between Springfield and Scranton was postponed because wet grounds. A small crowd braved the weather to watch but receipts were down as conditions worsened. Ponies were notified by telephone as they prepared to leave their hotel.

Scranton Springfield Athletic Park Wilkes-Barre Ub Flata Wilkes-Barre Tom Taylor

Wilkes-Barre and Providence Split Two Batting Matinees

Wilkes-Barre and Providence played two games with errors by Powell and McMahon and key hits by Providence deciding the first game. Wilkes-Barre won the second game by a late eighth inning rally as Goeckel made a standout unassisted double play.

Wilkes-Barre Grays Wilkes- Barre Providence Powell McMahon Gaye Vrsilors Goeckel Gonding Repre AHA Welgand Bassett Knight Miles Drauby Coonpy Daun Mills McMaton Fettose Draubs MilIn Balle Sheean Braun Ore Passel belle—Coogan Provincy Dence Vampire Gatt- Sicond Gane A. EL H. Ge Bharrett Goocket Bet C. ¢. Smith Es McMahon Eg Veseae Keenan P. Drisaes Cecceens la Weigand Savscyeee Knight Perry Drauby Wccwerseee Coomey LYON Oecensareee & Diron Ovseccencey Cooma Sesevense Waran Bea Haxnott Crauby Odwell Gondiig Double Laye Gooekel MocMahon Mille Goéckel Piret Keenan Gan Shurrett Con Weigand Dixon Conan

Sports Matchups Across Cities

New York faces Chicago and Philadelphia visits Cleveland. Boston plays Louisville, Baltimore meets Pittsburgh, and Washington clashes with St. Louis in scheduled games.

Giants Colts Brooklyn Reds Cleveland Venta Philadelphia Baltimore Pittsburg Cincinnati New York Chicago Boston Louisville St. Louis Washington Pitt Bouton Eoneeene Thiladelphia Ovenee A Oeim Iw Mu Walrinrion Oi Biel Louis

Colts Shut Out as New York Wins Narrowly

Chicago games report Indianapolis scoring tension as the Colts suffer their first shutout of the season. Callahan Rusie and Warner noted, with McDonald umpiring the contest.

Chicago Colts R.H.E New York Callahan Ardae Hue Rusie Warner McDonald

Stenzel Drives In Late Runs To Win For Pittsburg

In the eighth inning with bases loaded and two out Stenzel hit a two run double to cap a five run burst. Three successive singles added two more, giving Pittsburg the victory as they beat Baltimore in a late inning rally.

Pittsburg Stenzel Daguer Boore Kle BP Uthwuie Peepee Baltimore Killen Sugden Napa Clarke Hurat

Hartford and Philadelphia Athletics in early sports notes

Sketchy box score fragments from Hartford Connecticut and Philadelphia reference rail and baseball style teams. Names like Howen Roach Gilroy and Newark hint at players and clubs in an era of Empire leagues.

Hartford Conn Norfolk Howen Roach Gilroy Empire

Lafayette Defeats U P I Superior Hitting and Fielding

Bastion Pa May 6 Lafayette defeated the University of Pennsylvania today by strong and timely hitting. Darkness interrupted the game after innings with Lafayette leading 13 to 2 as Brown Hoefer and Barclay starred in the Battery.

Gallagher Rochester N. Y Buffalo Dan McFarland A. BE. Hottems Lafayette U. of FP Bastion Penneymvania Olahth RAM U. of Ps Ving Barclay Brown Hoefer Weill James Linen Linen Boranton Susquehanna Wyoming

Umpire Kennedy Released After President Powers Notice

Doc Kennedy received his release notice from President Powers last night. Knowles had a trial during Gaffney injury and has been alone. Kennedy, a former National League Mayer, had played with Fall River for years, noted for poor discipline and weak balls and strikes judgment.

Timpire Kennedy Powers Knowles Gaffney Fall River Tim Keefe Scranton-Wilkes-Barre Lee Releue Kennedy Wilkes-Barre the King Keefe Mao

Old-Time Local Base Ball Players Recall Scranton Wilkes-Barre Tales

The article recounts 1870 era baseball lore from Scranton and Wilkes-Barre, detailing Griffin seeking pitchers for the Miners, Tim Keefe as umpire, and early matches between the Susquehannas and Wyomings. It notes players like Linen, Gillon, Harper, Wellner, Morse, and various founders, plus a Kingston Keystones anecdote and a Kingston–Scranton bridge incident.

Sandy Wilkes-Barre Tommy Gillon Bolle Wellner Seaon Morro Harper Boks Wilkes- Barre Griffin Thiges Berunton Ths Scranton Sandy i FE. P. Kingsbury Mantager Suaquehansas Wyomings Kingston The Keystones Butler Wells Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad N. C. Carte John DeWitt South River Street George Myers Wells Bcranton Myers Williamsport Will F. Church George Foster Erastus Hill Philadelphia Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company Butler Reynolds Delaware, Lackawanna and Western James A. Linen First National Bank and & P. Kingsbury Susquehannas Hillman & Co James Maxwell New York John Woodward Judge Woodward Thomas Taylor West Market Street Howard Ellis Elkton Dr. Farrington Albert Bailey Florida

McCoy to Return in NYC Clash with Dick O'Brien at Palace

Kid McCoy resumes ring action tonight at the Palace Athletic Club in New York City facing Dick O'Brien, a noted cyclone fighter. The pair previously met in a 25 round draw in Boston, with O'Brien forcing McCoy to defend throughout. The bout will help bettors gauge McCoy versus Creeden as talks of a McCoy Creeden showdown grow stronger.

New York City Kid McCoy Palace Athletic Club South Africa Dick O'Brien Dan Creeden McCoy Broadway Athletic Club O'Brien Boston MceCoy-Creeden Corbett Fitzsimmons Brady Creaden Creeden-McCoy

Handball Match Promoted by Hyde Park Group

A handball game is arranged between Wilson of Dunmore and Kell of Priceburg against Dove and Medfingh. The Ancient Order of Hibernians Board of Erin division of Hyde Park offers a $50 purse to the winners. Additional Sporting News on Page 3.

Wilson Dunmore Kell Priceburg Dove Medfingh Order of Hibernians Erin Hyde Park

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